Longwell Resigns From Highland Park Education Role
The article reports the resignation of Longwell, longtime head of Highland Park educational institution, after twenty four years. It notes succession planning, with Dr. Magill or another named figure likely to advance to the presidency as Longwell departs for retirement health concerns center the discussion.
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I Preu Bytoyiil Educational Institution
Ftetiring
Guccemful
Garger
Longwell
Wistéak
Laka
Longwall
Magill
Mio Presidency
Tr. Longwall
Rentenithon
Abels
Lavawill
Gilliant Park College
Sherandoal
Jann
Moomtleh
Jawa
Entries Jn Ranta Injured In Racing Incident
Jn Ranta and Alan CHy among riders. two trotters owned by J. J. Clark were involved as a wagon struck by a vehicle. Injuries reported to several riders, with horses and trainers transported to a city arena for examination.
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Alan Chy
Lou Morsem
Ty J. J. Clark
Ehlenge
Crest Westar
Unclear headline on railway workers strike event
Fragmentary OCR report describes men on the MNhenge Northiyeatarn railway possibly facing steel diveplacing issues and power failures. Mentions locations near West of Car and a track incident with Telnyims ii mouth track, details are incomplete.
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Layo Henvirr
Odd Fellows meet in May with local speakers
In Mason City, Frank Tyler of Alguna will deliver a lecture at the lodge gathering next month. Myer will be assisted by Lake Slebane, Crit Mastar Cuching, and others as they host the home event at Suariitae Qasteley with a list of attendees.
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Odd Fellows
Jows
Frank Tylor
Algaun
Slebane
Qasteley
Northwestarn Elraman Salt Murder at Bluffa Station
A murder on the Quteana and Sarttwwestern railroad near Bluffa claims life of Ganrett Whefa-nown release agail 24 years. An unknown person attacked him at a station, with Jomon noted nearby at work a short time later. Blaterval bar Juew Cran) ear to ear.
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Northwestarn
Elraman
Bluffa
Ganrett
Agail
Quteana & Sarttwwestern
Jomon
Maagon City finds missing boy after rain barrel clue
Waman Drowna reports a missing child case in Maagon City. A local man, identified as Stary Phillips, is connected to the scene near a rain barrel where clues were found. Authorities search the area for further evidence and to locate the boy.
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Waman Drowna
Maagon City
Stary Phillips
Fragmented historical note on names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mia Prank Yh Wally and Ingurins in a confused scene. References to Warweth Hig fame, Milton, and Woiated City appear, but many terms are unreadable. The passage reads as a jumbled local record with unclear actions or outcomes.
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Milton Syesl
Coal Mining Firm Recovers 38000 From Fire Factor Loss
In a notable recovery effort, Ale Bind Mlier Suen and partners strive to reclaim 38000 from a factory fire incident. The case involves HREON and Rigo Mrizan, with ongoing attempts to recover funds tied to the catastrophe impacting the coal mining sector.
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Ale Bind
Mlier Suen
Death of an Iowa Proprieter Vandermunt
The obituary notes Monroe John Vandermunt a prominent Iowa proprietor and local trader born in North America who came to Keokuk then moved through Pella and Mourne within the late 1800s. He engaged in Mercantile activities and long service to the Mirroy community, leaving a legacy in property and local affairs.
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Monroe
John “Vandermunt
Iy Mourde Alvardlist Ak
Howelidra
Pugunionia
Ghdgeadead
NatheMund
Jhas
Ida Paronidani
Tandiie
New Orleas
Mhoy
MinelaHly Vlly Keokuk
Pella
Rural workers to attend meet
Amnex workers committee from rural areas plans a meet from July 7 to July ag e the rate conforgice allows. Bint College supports a broad weeks linking the country to a place central. The department of wintry Hf of the Prevbylarian obuveh organizes forty or fifty veun Uy vntaistars with Leachere from North and South Dakota. The town will host country delegates, including Baptists and Methodists.
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Amnex
Department of Wintry
Leachere
North
South Dakota
Wi Bs
Renontad
Divorced Couple Amid Turmoil From Dayton Union
A battered OCR record shows a Dayton marriage in 1873 ending in divorce after disputes over drunkenness and alleged mistreatment. The document lists the spouses and a $500 attachment claim, with unclear names and roles due to transcription errors.
Luther League Officers Form New Administration
The Luther League of laws elected officers for the eastern district era with Tolm G. Berger of Cedar Banks as president and J. C. Mahi of Davengart as vice president. Harry Morgin of Clintany serves as secretary, Grace Geeege of North Tih anyy as treasurer.
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Luther League
Colur Rapide
Luther Leagie of Laws
Pawl 11
Key
North Lberty
Pan Thenderson
Iowan City
Kreasuter
Carl Larson
Marakalltawa
Tolm G. Berger
Cedar Banks
J. C.mahi
Davengart
Harry Morgin
Clintany
Grace Geeege
North Tihanyy
Tries to Kill Hinvelt in Knoxile Jail Incident
A cryptic report details an attempted attack linked to Des Spolves-Williany and others. Individuals named Romeberg and Landau are mentioned alongside a plan to seize a frelon toy and injure someone at a cement site. Authorities say the wand and figures were taken to Knoxile for investigation.
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Hinvelt
Williany
Romeberg
Pitta
Jompeen
Emmy
Knoxile
Meeting of Congregationalists Votes for Annual Sermon Leader
The meeting of Congregationalists elected Rev. W. M. Shark of Stanx City to preside over next year’s annual sermon. Marshalllawh ean feroure. More than 110 delegates attended the conference with a solemn tone and formal proceedings.
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Congregationalists
W. M. Shark
Stanx City
Tractor Mishap Shuts Town Road Near Des Melua
Reported accident involving H W Wondmaney driving a tractor at the Town Fiver area. Vehicle veered on the bottom side and only part of two wheels remained visible. Wondmaney was aided by bystanders and sustained injuries described as not seriously affected.
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Jena Pallsx
H. W. Wondmaney
Woorhnaney
Humboldt County Fair Plans Amid Growth and Costs
Humboldt county fair officials announce expansion plans for the upcoming exposition, aiming to host the largest and most expensive county fair yet. A $2,900 sponsorship has been secured, signaling strong community backing despite rising costs and challenges in scheduling through the season.
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Humboldt
Humboldt County
Mumbelit Butinasas
Fifty-Seven Graduates at Alba Albia Commencement
Fifty seven graduates received diplomas at Alba Albia closing the term. The class is noted for a large share of girls among the graduates. The event marked by the display of attire and ceremonial gowns reflects a traditional high school ceremony.
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Alba
Alb
Tia
Albia
Alin
Snart Feed Carn Burns at Stutart The Rev Fire
A fire at Stutart The Rev DL PL Remmett building burned to the ground. Loss estimated at 2.00 dollars with an uncertain cause under investigation by local authorities. Firefighters contained the blaze after efforts to salvage adjoining structures.
Wyze Town Contract for Worker Units on Main Street
An 19th century style notice describes a contract project on Main Street involving seventeen workers connected with a local street work, indicating partial completion and additional labor yet to be performed. The text reads as an OCR damaged fragment with scattered names and terms.
River and power firm racked by sudden stockholdings
A garbled clipping reports that the Lawa River Rower Company and Walon Wis Wirehored interest in the stock of the lawn River Lieut and Paower company caused a shakeup. It notes a nine day period and an event described as a pre Mio banda, but the exact actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Lawa River Rower Company
Rhora
Walon Wis
Haldora
Lawn River
Mio Banda
W Becelver
Plan of Towns Drag Jubilee Spurs County Drive
A county wide drag jubilee aimed at road improvements and low grade road work organized towns to stage long distance drags. Prizes rewarded drivers for the longest distances with merchants enhancing support, while towns across the state joined in echoing the road building push and plans spread to Missouri. The effort drew attention from educators and state officials, with talks on labor and clerical needs and broader policy implications for sky law and property purchases.
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Ale Urddiy
Jame Ld
Aeyorn
Chu
Searcy
Turmerd
Bergan
Une
Centerville
Missouri
Freight rules spark dispute over dry territory transport
A report details rail freight orders facing resistance from distributers and express firms as they halt shipments into dry regions. It notes station agents enforcing the ban, while pace-setters like Blalosxpress resist, and carriers claim delivery demands shift to express lines. Officials cite broader impact on private use and regional commerce, with state officials reviewing valuation and property assessments amid ongoing legislative and administrative debates.
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Blalos
Tama
Ratironda
Ity
Tereitary
Simplicity in Graduation Frocks for Young Women
A guide to affordable graduation dresses emphasizes simple chic over extravagance. It notes common fabrics like cotton marquisette and muslin, suggests practical designs that withstand wear, and advises frequent cleaning to maintain appearance during the summer season.
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Uresemeker
Jace
Bend
Willup
Late ideas in millinery charms postwar fashions
Fading phrases describe new millinery trends with meline hats regaining favor and draped hemp over fabric forms. Chantilly jacquard hats appear, intricate wire foundations create tailored looks, quills remain popular in white shades paired with flowers ribbons or feathers.
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Syldence
Chantilly
smart+ eat
Metro
Ita
Flounced Skirts In Vintage Hayshop Displays
Flounced skirts appear in shops with many hay tab models, though most are slim ungathered forms. The text notes a slender silhouette with slight flare. A charming blue and white frock is described, featuring a dimly hay touch and a three roundnos detail.
Modern cottons shape the vogue in youthful dresses
Abou Hoan content aside, the article notes cotton marquisettes, cotton yellows, and crepes grow in popularity for graduating frocks. These materials launder well and outwear, with soft drape and durability despite sheer appearance. Embroidered cottons and voile provide attractive graduation frocks, while care varies by fabric type.
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Hnogeria
Ary Vale
Trey
Rhaming
Trun
Jess
Dainty Nightdress Case Embroidered in White Roses
An illustrated sewing concept describes a pale pink satin nightdress case lined with white silk and edged with pale ribbon. A front panel features three white rose designs with foliage, while the interior includes double thick padding. The case opens in front and ties closed with ribbon strings, adaptable to other color schemes and coordinated with bedding or wallpaper.
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Napa
Separate Collar Styles Rise With Coat Fashion
The article notes a renaissance in separate white collars worn with coats. Collars are now more attractive in squirre or rounded shapes and often end with long rifle or plating. Variants include modified fichu designs, offering practicality and waist protection, especially with collarless blouses.
Sleeve Drapery Styles Create Graceful Oven Log Gowns
A description of sleeve drapery as a fashionable element for wedding or formal gowns. The feature notes how drapery flows from the bodice over the arms, sometimes past the waist, and often uses rich materials like lace, tulle, or chiffon. Details mention buckles and shoulder embellishments, with a medieval inspired, elegant effect.
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